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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-29
Moonlight Excursion LastSisht.

The excursion of the steamer Ariel
to Dutch Gap last night proved most
ENJOYABLE occasion to all who attended.
The company numbered about $40 per
sons. Kessnich's band furnished de-
lichtful music-both string and brass.
There were many graceful walters on
board, who trirped tue light fantastic
toe to Strauss famous compositions IL
winsome style. The breeze on the va
ter was pure and bracing. The steamer
returned shortly after II o'clock. The
street.cars had then retired, and the
few other vehicles present could only
accommodate tythe of the crowd.
When the people found that they haC
been left by the cars considerable dis
satisfaction was manifested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-29

been divorced that the latter had died.
and that the property in question had
been in the possession OF the wife, and
that upon her death Price, who, with
others, lived in the same house, took
charge Of it.
Justice Richardson dismissed the
case, saying that action would have to
be brought in civil court.
DoInSIcI SENT on.
The continued case OF Morris Domi-
nici, charged with feloniously assault
ing, striking, and wounding Jack Nc
Dopough with brass knuckles, with
int. MT to kill, was called. Mr.. G. v.
Meredith represented the accused. The
evidence of a number of witnesses was
20 the effect that on the ODD Of June
Ncnonough in drunken con
dtion went into the bar of
Oncsiy Brothers. corner Of Eighteenth
ard Franklin streets, where the ac-
cuscd is bartender, and called
for beer; that the accused de-
chncd to furnish him for the
roasoDs that be had already drunk too
much and that the supply of beer was
out that McDonough insisted that he
would have the beer or break up the
bar, and pulling Off his coat grabbed
the three waters which were Oh
the counter and threw them on the
floor. They were put back. and he
knocked two Of them off again.
and struck Dominica with the other
that the bartender Jumped over the
counter and attempted 70 put McDo-
norgh out; he resisted and attempted
20 strike Dominica, whereupon the lat
ter struck him n blow over the
eve, telling him to the floor. In the
fall McDonough's left leg was broken
below the knee. 1t is now in
plaster cast and about well.
Policeman Griffin, who arrested
the accused behind the bar, found near
him n pair OF brass kuucks, which he
thought he heard fall from Dorninici's
hand. Other witnesses, however, said
that Dominica did not have on any
knucks.
The accused was sent on to the grand
iuly and allowed bail in the sum OF
$500. Justice Richardson said that the
proyocation was very great, and he felt
very much inclined to dismiss the case.
MINOR CASES.
James Jones, drunk. Continued un-
til to-day.
George anthony, drunk. Find g.
and costs.
Mary Collier, Mary j. Smith, Par
thonia Woodson, and Mahala Hooks
(all colorcd), disoIderly and creating n
disturbance i'll Lumpkin's Bottom.
Fined s. and costs.
Ralph Holmes, leaving his hack
Standing on the street. Fined 81 and
costs.
Harry Carter (coloredD, vagrant. Or
dorcd to leave town III twenty-fonr
hour.
John Toze, drunk Fined s. and
costs.
AlHe Richie, sseaulting, and striking
r. ]. BaIucs. Dismissed.
Henry Richardson, contempt OF
count Tined = md costs.
William Washington (colored), trcs-
pass. med 22.JU and costs.
Claude Hay, breaking and destroy
inG the property OF NJ. 4. Hay. Con
tinuod until this morning.
Samuel Pryor (colored, assaulting
and beating Bernard Scott with rock
in the street. Dismissed.
Jobn r. Lcahman, using indecent
language towards the wife Of Stephen
Tuincr. Continued until Saturday,
Henry Richardson icolored), drunk.
Fined - and costs.
Scott King (coloreN, stealing col
lar, the property Of Lucy Brown.
Pleaded guilty. Sent TO jail for fifteen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-29
Good GPUtDtars.

At a regular meeting OF Jefferson
Lodge. No. 522, ]. 0. Il. T., the follow
irg Cflicers were elected for the ensuing
quarter: j. II. Dudley, worthy chief
tcmplar Ada Hancock, vice templar
J. /. Atkinson, financial secretary
Sister J. L. Atkinson, treasurer Ollie
Bates, chaplain i. Meade Parham,
recording secretary John A. Cmlauf,
marshal Kate Barlow, organist Sister
NJ. Burroughs, inside guard Robert
Stone, sentinel ; Sister Annie Grow,
riehtnand supporter ; Hettie Barlow,
lefi-land supporter j. Is. Burroughs,
..lnr..Inn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-29
FeiIana Broke q Rib.

About II o'clock yesterday morning
the city ambulance, under charge OF
Dr. Rogers, was called to the corner OF
Twenty-ffth and Marshall streets to
Mr.. James f. Binns, carpenter, who
while at work on the second story OF a
new building there, stepped upon tue
end Of a scaffold plank, which gave
way, letting him fall to the first floor
DR.. Rogers found that he had his back
badly bruised and one OF his rib:
broken. He was taken to his home
7l5 north Twenty.fourth street.
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RnHnnlIC fnelCERles.

The round.trip ticket from here to
the Roanoke convention will be S9.l5
on all the roads.
The Richmond delegation will go in
a special car, and possibly on a special
train, by the Chesapeake and Ohio road
to Wnynesboro', where they will switch
of on the Shenandoah road, which will
lnnd them at Roanoke City.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-29
New EIectric.Light Company.

The Committee on Light at their
meeting beld last night agreed to the
rcques; of the Excelsior Electric-Light
Company (Mr. Hates and others for
lie extension of the route on which
they may erect poles and wires for the
purpose OF furnishing customers with
light and power.
The company will probably arrange
to use The plant of the Electric Street
Railway COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-29
ATOWERED CHAPEL.
A Handsome and Unique Edince 10
be eEreeted-piuns. &c.

To accommodate the large proper
ton of the congregation OF Monument
al church living in the upper part OF
the city the vestry two or three years
ago purchased the lot, with the dwell
ing-house thereon, at the southeast
corner of Grace and Madison streets
for use as a chapel. The first
floor OF the house was altered, fitted up
with church furniture, and for some
time night services and afternoon
school were conducted there on the Sab
bath. it was soon found, however, that
this building was unsuitable for tie
purpose. The acoustics are imperfect
and proper ventilation and sufficient
capacity are lacking. So it was deter
mined to build a new chapel. The sub
iect was considered and has been pend
ing until recently. when plans and spe-
cifications were obtained. and build
ing, unique and original in design, will
be in course Of erection in few weeks.
STYLE.
The style will be combination OF the
Romanesque and byzantine, Win
round headed windows and doors. The
material is to be paving-brick laid IN
red mortar with brownstone trim
mings, the stone to be quarry-faced:,
The effect OF this will be pleasing and
novel. The building will front on Madi'
son street, as it is intended in the fu-
ture to build large church fronting
Grace street to connect with it, as was
done in the case of the Park Place
church. 1t is further proposed to leave
the present building where it IS, but
convert it into a rectory. The chape
will be in its rear. In one corner
there is to be tower seventy feet hlgl
with belfry, and in the base OF 1t
yestibule. A similar yestibule on th.
other side will contain stairway LEAD
ing to the gallery above.
FEATURES.
There viii be . basement for a Sun
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Real Estate Sales.

H. Seldom Taylor sold privately yes.
terday that elegant residence No.
Fifth street, between Main and Frank
lin streets, known as the Enders pro
perty, at $l1 600; also, the brick store
No. Goa Cary street, between Sixth and
Seventh, adjoining Allen * Ginter'i
factory and fronting III feet, at $3.50
cash
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The Virginia Mechanics Institute.

The Committee on Lectures OF the
Virginia Mechanics Institute, at meet
inc held last evening, arranged for a
course of.loctures to be delivered at
the institute during its first half session
Of It's night school of 18S7-'SS, com
mencing the lst of October next, on
the following subjects Origin, Philoso-
ply. and application of the Unit OF
Weight and Measurement; on Elec-
tricity; on Steam and its Application
Architccturc-its Origin, Progress, and
Climatic requirements; Utility OF
Mathematics on Chemistry of Com
tearcn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-29
uryV REFUSED BAI14s
Sent on for Cutting Mr. scott
ctaCr cases.

ctaCr CaScs.
TdvarI !. Levy was before the Polce
Court YESTERDAY morning charged with
fsIoniouslv cutting aud stabbing Mr.
winfield Scott with knife, with intent
to MAIN, disfgure, and XII. Levy
vos arrested in Baltimore Monday and
Erouobt TO Richmond by Sergeant
TnmI;nson Wednesday. Mr.. G. v
Meredith appeared as his counsei; me
case having attracted considerable at
trntion there was large crowd IN at
tendance upon the court.
The accused was sent on 20 inc Bi"u"
-, -" NIr Meredith urged that bail be
allowed, but tins Justice Richardson de-
clined. g.,
levy was sent to jail.
STOLE THE BISHOPS CLOCK.
Charles Bowler, white man. was
ohor"rd with stealing clock 0i tne
onni ,ne > os $40 the property OF bishop
T"uo - Kesnc When asked whether
VI oi,n ,,os - ouiltv or not guilty the accused
aid that be had taken the clo'A "'''o
drunk. .oioroS man On.
- v1 Iv The Bishop, said that he was
p,o{SSe p tSe hack yard doing some W, worK
~ nho~t ~, ,he stable about 8 oclocE Nea- ca
aUo9t ''J o5,,rnoon, when he noticed tue
neSu"s 'ss,, s;,t;ng on bench in the yard ;
IL Rovler went 20 rope on whlch
,"m., INV TWO red flannel shirts and made
~ a,oee examination OF one OF them
NJ Veroused the suspicious OF the wit
ddss n and he kept his eye on the ac'
ne nused who in few minutes entered
eHo'S' .te ling and soon came out with the
'he nn3or his arm. Witness ran out
I'll -, ,be street, got an officer, and Bowler
on ''e earrested on Broad street near
nth T~S with the clock under his arm.
I.sh'n asked by Officer Allen. who nfade
w ~ =, arrest. r where Inc got the clock the
aannccnsed anc replied that he had stolen It,
so Sent ON TO the grand jury for entering
,;,hout breaking, in the daytime tho
Swelling Of Bishop John J. Keane and
stealing one clock.
| TIE WRONG COURT.
Da,;el Price, an old colored man
al hut one foot, hobbled up TO the
va on crutches TO answer the charge o
IN ."s;nc possession OF and carrying ava,
.hs household furniture of Israe
~, prowp, another aged colored man. Il
sIna,ueaYed am that Brown AND his wife haa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-29

dsy.school room, which will, as well as
the main auditorium above 1t, have u
capacity for 500 people. 80
One of the most unique features VIII
be the ceiling interior, which IS to be
octagonal in form, with an octagonai
lantern at the apex. This idea IS taken
from old church architecture.
Another new peculiarity will be q
naive and transcept on the sides. In
one end of the transcept will be the
organ and choir. This will be on the
Grace-street side. At the other end q
broad stairway will descend TO the Sun
day school room.
cHANCEL.
The auditorium will contain q recess
chameleon one side the robing-room,
and on the other side the vestry-room.
7 he chancel in the drawings Is raised
three steps above the main floor level.
In the front of it on either side is the
pulpit and reading desk, back OF which
is the communion rail enclosing the
communion table. Over this table in
the rear wall will be triple window in
stained glass.
This window is intended to be very
handsome and costly, and will be a
special gift of wealthy member of the
congregation.
SPECIFICATIONS.
The plans make the building measure
in the interior forty-fiye feet in width
by seventy-five feet from the front to
the chancel in length. The walls will
be tinted in frescoe colors. The cell
ing and all other interior woodwork OF
yellow pine with the natural grain ol
wood preserved. The ceiling is to be
divided into octagonal panels, with
strong moulded ribs at their intersec-
ton. The windows in the auditorium,
as well as the schoOl-room, are to be
grouped together in triplets. This
gives n broad effect, and also has
the sacred significance OF the Trinity.
| The roofs will be covered with slate,
and the whole building is to be heated
by furnaces, and everything possible
made for comfort. Upon the front
gable outside u large cross in stone
will he put, and an ornamental filial
will extend from the apex of tue tower.
Captain NJ. J. Dimmock is the archl-
| tect, and he says the plan of the build
ing is entirely different from anything
ever seen here. 1t will cost about Sl2,
GOO, and will be fnishedby next sprlng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-29
FINANCIAL.
Y,O INVESTORS.
RICHMOND, Va. July q, isS7.
UAyyNG TAKEN THE VERY

Ill desirable stand No 1903 east Cary sfrosf,
formerly occupied By Paine = kempie. pro-
pose 10 conduct the Wholesale Produce CON-
m,sslcu business In all its features. making .
specialty OF Fine Butter. I solicit consign-
m,ents Of Country Produce, promising quicx
sales and prompt returna
Mr.. A. W. WfIsi6Ha Is with ms. His four-
tes n years' experience and knowledge Of thtz
business viii be uspful 70 our patrouA
Very respectfully GEORGE y. oURcI.
Cold Storage on premises. " skeodsx
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The Premium List

Of the Virginia State Agricultural
Society has been issued. In the pre-
nium list of pigeons it should read
That each color Of the different
varieties in the standard will be judged
separately.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

4. A. CATIIN, ESQ p. NJ, two building lots on
Clay street between 1hirtioth aud Thirty
first stfcets.
FIJI. WILLIAMS, 10 L.. balance Of stock Oh
groceries, 10.
r. II. WILLIAMS, lo,S A. ~, furniture, show
cusoe. "a
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EUAitBf<G.

NFIS. ii. L. MOORE, M M ROOMS
-fk LAND, has several fLE1e,,sf ist
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Joseph NJ. Blair,

+. b. RoBEgTsoy & BROTHER,
622 east Broad street,
Fancy and Staple Groceries and Pure
Medicidal Liquors at moderate prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-29

pOoK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID xxnCyTxD At rHI DisPATcnr4M1
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nAIft-TONIC. AN.> &C.

4 Fsin.TosIc AND CREAM. -. Hair
vsIw els EAST BROAD =
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NCEgINGs.

80 lf'H''f'
CTATE BOARD OF DEEIA,tc oi,S,ce hAg 50,
- ANINIRs. SECRETARY 5 OfalES, q
f.~r MAIN STREET. MCHhONDd ,pxn OF
meeting ~ the VIRGINIA STAT r pVaiaD , ~ nv
DlNTtL HAMMERS will be held r.SR az ISRsnaY ss9 ~
gra uotG Old Point Comfort I'm Vs,.s
has.-t .. l--s at 10 O'Clock A. ~, YEN 49, ,he
f0r,yamipaiion Will MAKE appic@"VN -
,,.retary on on before August .)ih; .,,.,t
4. n. WOODLEI. u. y. =. rIoo,.sD' r'7,,.S
CnuLgs 4. NRRcEK, u. ID. =, Seci ss -. vit
1--WE ANNUAL MEETING Ot ! III ~ =
STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE IA "a =, the
OItNsHkW COMPANY win be eee,,hpaY' hs,a - Au.
on..e Of me company ON MkDNE9OA''
ru.t 49,. a. ~ o'clock NJ ,,rxsuAW
'hA"i-'D' secretary.
ory,cg oF THE OLD D0MINioH
fros. lNp NAIL WORKS CoNrAsS,s7
RicHaosD. Va, Juiy - ,nrrIs
TIVE ANNUAL MEETING 0i or Win mn, eo
STOCKHOLDERS of tnls e2rnpsn1is lp"g1s, ist. at
ielfatucir ofnce on MONDAY, ,At1nTtsuIP.
i2N X. l. DLaNh presldent.
.y2i-iw - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-29
THE sITB.

The monument Will be put on the
Allen lot, at the west end Of Franklin
street. The ground has been decided
and the Monument Association has a.
cepted the gift and contracted to erect
the monument there. The property
around the site will be laid off into ave
nues and streets and building lots. Mr..
Burgwyn has made the plans, and un-
der his direction the work of grading
will be at once commenced, the con-
tract therefor having already been let.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05

moro trouble than they are worth: bue
It !. not 30 in this case, for four suek
good hard.working boys arc ! cunaid9ss
able estand-by. In tho morning Iconfin.
ued my tour OF inspection, ana 0rse
vent through Mr.. Pendroy's hsstl. m
has i've Hereford bulls; and I aesoe
saw any cattle look IN such eood eoudi.
tion - Mr.. Penaroy's Hsrsabed esttIe.
,Iney seem far superior f,astleu TO tie
snortnorns, and keep in excellent assh
Angus and these Hsrefords ought % s.
g near perfection ~ can bo Tot, for bee(
Mr.: Pendroy has shout seventy he'd.
and bis brother. Andrew Pendroy. ahent
eighty head. Both OF these aentlemen
have grade white faces and have not losf
any; and - I have already ssstpda I
mover saw cattle on the Mouss thiA ~.
ter In better trim than the herds q -
Pendroy brothers. Close by them 6
Mr.. Marion Pace, who rejoices Ia being
the owner Of aome 275 head. MP, Psce's
yearltngs and calves arc exceptionally
n nns. ~: H. cattle are nearly atl Short
horns. With the exception Of . few Here
fortls; and all loot Cd 10 rood trim.
This ended my tour Of insp0c4ion Of
cattle: but before returning was entse-
tained by another inspsctlon Of . keiaee
Kind. found Mr.. PendrOy hsd . e1nIll
dance at bis house that night; and d ~
2 chance Of seeing the young ladSes a
that nelghborhood. Aud talk shuuS
your girlsl II you have any % 80
them dancing they muat be euod Or,
There were not quite enough boys thsso.
10 there should have been 1t lsast three
t'oys 70 every glrl, and what thero wero
soon became played out, your humble
servant among the number.
MAXI nl0PninD frn1P oAAun ~ srr -
pitsDle friends aud returned homo.
pVYNw
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
A Snow Shin.

Wednesday afternoon . strange-look.
dropped anchor near Kelly avenue. Il
was snow ship with twsnty-foot ssli,
CANVAS cabin, y profusion OF halyarls,
blocks and tackle, etc.-the whole outdt
rugged upon three broad runners. Ths
genius In charge said he hxd sailed In
from Mouse river and was en.route 70
Fargo, . distance Of $50, miles. A iareo,s
crowd OF people gathered about the blis.
xard boat 70 fnsD0ct Il.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
Grand and Petit Jurors.
The following persons have be5h
lrawn for the term Of court beginning
March o..


The following persons have be
lrawn for the term Of court beginni
March %:
GRAND JURORS.
F. NJ. Ellis, Minnewaukan.
A. s. 0ibbens, Towner county.
O. A. Sather. TOwner county.
M. Quinn. T0wner county.
J. Z. Mellet, rOwner county.
John VamT4ieu, Grand Harbor.
Charles Wright, Odessa.
Otto B. Spencer, Webster.
Andrew J. Kildahl, C0uiee.
H. Z. Fox, TOwner county.
Andrew Bisby, Towner county.
Philip Hetrick, 1862.
Frederick Lernke, TOwner county.
VIM. Y. Rummey. Odessa.
Ed LOhnes, Freshwater.
John H, Crary, Stevens.
B. J. Thomas, TOwner county.
Geo. A. Whitney. Bartlett.
PETIT JURORS.
B. N. Backstro,n, CouIee.
e. E. Priest, TOwner county.
Jake FuikersOn. COulee.
John H. Siber, DeGroat.
Peter Morgan. 154-tS.
Edwin u. Becker, Odessa.
James H. Hartley, Towner county.
David Hover, Grand Harbor.
w. N. Otis, Freshwater.
Geo. Scofield, TOwiIer county.
Joseph Kelly, DeGroat.
John Lewis, TOwner county.
David MrCanna, TOwner county.
Joa Iandorn Tnwnar c0untv
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05

who had decided to take stock therein.
The investment company, for the organ
ixation Of which Mr.. Prescott went east,
will also be put into operation, the east
ern officers Of the company being now
about ready to commence operations.
The funeral services were held in Bos-
ton yesterday afternoon at 2o'clock at
the residence of Mr.. Moore, . brother-in-
law of the deceased. At the same hour
in this city, In respect to the memory Of
the deceased, the bell of the fire depart
ment, (which he was an active member,
was tolled, and the business houses were
closed for an hour. Minnewsukan Lodge,
No. Is, A. F. & A. NJ, of which Mr.. Pres.
colt was a member, held special meet.
ing at the time Of the funeral services.
and appropriate resolutions OF respect
and coincidence were passed. The lodge
room was also draped in mourning for .
term of ninety days. Deceased was also
Royal Arch Mason.
Followin ing are the resolutions passed q
|yustsrday's special Masonic lodssrmsse
ing: Ffi'
Whereas. Il has pleased the Suprsns Aschitsct q
the Universe in His unsrrlng wisdom b rsaovs fton
Us BY death our esteemed and worthy brother, Haft
l. lrsscvtt, aud
Whereas, We recogniss that the Masonio Jratsrnlt,
h lost devoted aud earnest member and brother hf
fami kind aud iuduigsnt husband and father, an,
city aud ls psops an sntsrprsing ctisens, thses
| foe bs Il
ksolvsd That IN the death Of Brother Prescott TIL
todgs loses valuable msmber, his fanlv watehful
generous aud loving protector and this community
follow citizen whom we, his Masonic bsvthssn IN,
bu.iness associates, can III afford u spare.
Rs.olved That recognizing In this amictlsn the vii
Of the Most High, b,w IL humble submission TO th
m ndate of Him who doeth VII thing. we'll.
Resolved. That We herewith tender to the beeesve'
family our heA.telt sympathy and condUlenc- Ia thi
| their irrsparahle l0ss aud dire aiilictlOn.
Resolved, hat this lud Be appropriately draped Il
mourning for perod VI ninety days out VI respect
our departed brother.
Resolved, That copy of these rs.olutions, suitsb
-ngrssed bs presented to the bere,vsd family Of ou
deceased brvter aud copy 10 furnished for publcs
| tion In tho county NswspxpAr.
/ ia. PRRclvAL,
| A. B. BENNETT,
II. @. HANsBROU0H,
Committee.
/ Appropriate resolutions were ais,
passed at the last meeting Of tho cit!
board,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
OF Interest to Parties Wanting
Farm Machinery.

The firm Of Budde Bros. 4 Staede hay
ing dissolved partnership. q. Il L. Budde
will continue the machine business, and
desire the patronage of the public. They
say that they will be able TO sell machine.
ry, made by the best manufacturers, at
prices that it will pay every person who
wishes to buy to come and see them.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
No Posten Here,

A Valley City business man writes q
follows:
Il there such . newspaper - the d.
kota Posten at your placsf A good
many people have been swindied; and
possibly II there IL such . paper tho fDl-
low who scooped In the subscription
money was fraud. Many subscribed;
but no paper yet.
No Posten published here since the
snowstorm OF Nov. 2,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-03-05
Frozen Muskrats,

The muskrat crop will be short this
year In some parts Of this region. Owing
to the low stage Of the water In Dry lake
the ice reaches 70 the bottom, aud tho
rats have been frozen In. The Graham
boys. who caught over thousand Ia the
fall Of 1885, cut down on several houses
recently and found the inhabitsnts cold
and stiff in death.